You write the situation
Not a form of tick boxes. The paragraph where you say what is actually happening and what you have already tried. That paragraph is the whole thing.
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Ibdaa
Tell us where your business actually is. We will read your site and answer.
Most places asking for your email give you a newsletter. This asks for the thing you are actually stuck on, and gives you a straight opinion back.
Write out your situation and the question underneath it. The moment you send it, we read your site the way search reads it, six checks deep, and the report is on your screen in seconds. Then a person reads what you wrote and answers it properly.
Free, and it stays free. If what you need is bigger than an answer, we will say so and you can decide what to do about it.
For anyone building a business in the UAE, at any stage, including the stage where it is still an idea.
What actually happens
We read your site immediately
Six checks over the address you give us: search readiness, sharing, speed, security headers, structure and links. You have the report before anyone here has opened your message.
A person answers
Adam reads what you wrote, with your report open beside it, and gives you a practical opinion. Not a template and not a sales call.
The answer can help somebody else
If you agree, we publish the question and the answer with nothing that identifies you. That is how the library below got built.
Questions other founders asked
Published with permission, with nothing that identifies who asked.
The first answers will appear here once founders have agreed to share them.
What this is not
It is an opinion, not a service
We give you a view based on what you tell us and what your site shows. We do not file anything, we are not your accountant and we are not your lawyer.
One site, once
The report reads the page you name, once, from our server. It does not crawl your whole site and it cannot see anything drawn after the page loads.
We answer as people, in order
There is no queue-jumping and no promise of a deadline. A short honest answer beats a fast empty one.